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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"academic support programs"”.
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First-generation College Students: Their Use of Academic Support Programs and the Perceived Benefit
… this study was to determine the extent to which academically successful first-generation college students, compared to academically successful non-first-generation college students, used academic support programs provided by UNT and to measure their perception of the benefits of these programs. …
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A description of academic support systems in intercollegiate athletics
The effects of collegiate athletic programs have been debated by educators for decades. Although academic achievement is almost always listed as a major goal of athletic departments, there seems to be a conflict between the goals of higher education and athletics. Concerns about the balance between …
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Assessing assessment : how use of the concept of inventory of natural selection influences the instructional practices of an experienced biology professor and supplemental instruction leader
… and therefore, how to design lessons to better support students' conceptual change processes. While these are the hopes of the developers, no one has examined what educators actually do with results of the CIs. Likewise, academic support programs such as Supplemental Instruction (SI) have gained …
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Cultural Social Capital Impact for Male Latino Students at the Community College
… evidence of the types of behaviors such as socio-academic engagement or participation in academic support programs or seeking help directly from their faculty. Instead, the faculty participants highlighted the lack of an institutional culture that embraces Latino male student to aid in their …
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Exploration of the Impostor Phenomenon in Law School Students
… was similar to findings in other graduate programs. Among powerful predictors of the IP, increased procrastination, a higher year in school, being female, and taking clinical courses correlated with increased impostor feelings, while increased family support and LSAT scores correlated with …